With the exception of books that come in by request, my TBR is always changing. These are some of the books I have slated for this month. Some months, I finish the books super fast, and then I'm left organizing a new TBR. Let's hope this is one of those months. So let's see what's… Continue reading April TBR
Tag: Fantasy
The Queen of Veils, S. Usher Evans
Alas, we’ve arrived at the final book in the series, and I don’t think I’m ready to let this amazing cast of characters go. Brynna has always been strong and assertive, but through this journey, she's learned to lean on people. In The Queen of Veils, she has to go against everything she thinks she… Continue reading The Queen of Veils, S. Usher Evans
The Paper Magician, Charlie N. Holmberg
I bought this series because it came recommended to me as I cannot seem to get over The Starless Sea all these months later. The book takes place in the early 1900s, but it isn't necessarily written as such (which I appreciate, I'm not a fan of olde English when I'm trying to read, it… Continue reading The Paper Magician, Charlie N. Holmberg
Only Protector Alphas, Rosemary A. Johns
The thing about Crimson through this journey is that she's constantly evolving, she's learning what it means to control the Crimson Tide, to belong to a pack, and how that pack can change, evolve and grow, just as she is. In this final installment, the pack is again in hot water, and when we left… Continue reading Only Protector Alphas, Rosemary A. Johns
Dead Remnants, Armarna Forbes
After a bus crash, Ashen finds herself dead. The new world is filled with ghosts and something much darker. But the darkness doesn't come as a total surprise, she's had a run-in that nearly killed her when she was younger. While she's not ready to stay amongst the people she's meeting, she does plan to… Continue reading Dead Remnants, Armarna Forbes
The Ten Thousand Doors of January, Alix E. Harrow
This is definitely one of my top reads for the year, and I apologize that I cannot do it justice, I can only encourage you to grab this book and read it. January grew up essentially a ward of the wealthy Mr. Locke as she watched her father leave her time and again in search… Continue reading The Ten Thousand Doors of January, Alix E. Harrow
Only Perfect Omegas, Rosemary A. Johns
After a decade in America, Crimson has been called home to take her place as the Wolf Charmer. She's not entirely sure what is involved, only that she needs to choose a perfect Omega wolf to be hers. Crimson, the ever defiant witch, chooses the wolf Moon that was meant for termination. In that thread,… Continue reading Only Perfect Omegas, Rosemary A. Johns
Olympian Reckoning, Astrid Arditi
"Consequences, no matter how dire, should never stand in the way of correcting a wrong when offered the chance." Hope has come a long way in the Olympian Challenger series. The gods have been released from their prison in Olympia and are now able to travel to earth at will. There, they are wreaking havoc… Continue reading Olympian Reckoning, Astrid Arditi
The Veil of Trust, S. Usher Evans
Yes! We have finally seen Brynna mature into someone that relies on the wisdom of those following her and who is learning to delegate to others so she can keep her forward momentum. This is something we've really been waiting for in this series and I'm glad that it has happened before we reach the… Continue reading The Veil of Trust, S. Usher Evans
Marrow Charm, Kristin Jacques
This gem came from Parliament House Press and I'm so glad I signed up for this one. Our main character, Azzy, lives in a world underground, driven there generations ago because of the magical beasts that live in the Above. But her life isn't easy and she must hide the magic that resides in her… Continue reading Marrow Charm, Kristin Jacques
